“Tijuana, Todovia” is a bawdy comedy of the type that regularly played mainstream arthouses back in Pedro Almodovar and Gregg ...

Every year, Chicago’s preeminent queer film festival—the second-longest-running in the world—gears up at the height of ...

While the third film here misses some of its marks, the first two are absolute TIFF gems, the kind of movies that one hopes will have adoring fans when they leave the fest circuit. The first of the ...

What’s underdeveloped is the acknowledgement of Misty’s womanhood, the different level of struggle that Black women face in ...

Without spoiling, the final act of “Tender Loving Care” dips into something heartbreaking, but it never loses its buoyancy.

In The Heart of The South ,” a title that is in reference to Toronto being south of the arctic from which its main Inuk ...

Venice Film Festival Golden Lion winner “Woman Unknown,” the latest from writer-director May el-Touky, immerses you directly ...

The latest from Paul Schrader, the Dardenne brothers, and Hirokazu Kore-eda stud our latest dispatch from the fest.

Last Seen” isn’t perfect, but it does so many of the things right that other thrillers don’t even try to do at all.

On three world premieres from the opening night of TIFF 2026, including a horror movie that genre fans are gonna flip for.

I have left the mountainous confines of Telluride and am currently winding down mountainous roads to Grand Junction. But I am ...

Brand New Day” segues nicely into next week’s long-awaited release of Insomniac’s “Marvel’s Wolverine,” a game with ...